NJSAP Webinar Series
The New Jersey Self-Advocacy Project team finds it important to keep nurturing our connections with you and branching out in ways that help us all continue to grow, no matter where you are! These webinars are for adults and students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their family members, and Direct Support Professionals.
We will be presenting trainings every Tuesday at 2 PM on a variety of topics relating to self-advocacy and healthy living, available to view right from your home, office, classroom or wherever you may be!
Live viewers will be able to share comments and ask questions during the webinar.
You can register for upcoming webinars and find archived webinars below.
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Testimonials
“Very good will use their suggestions when working with persons with autism!”
"One thing I learned about today is self awareness, self management, social awareness and relationship management."
"Excellent presentation-thank you team!!"
"I thought it was very informative and helpful."
"I very appreciates the slides and you emails afters so i do links and stuff and share info with others and learns for safe me protect health."
"It was a great webinar. Most of us are looking for ways to get our loved ones to cooperate at the dentist. Maybe this could be the main focus."
"Presentation was precise and easy to follow. Thank you!"
"Very good tips!"
"Very good information so that I can move forward with planning. The personal testimonies were good. The Q and A was very good. Thank you for info on those who did NOT meet requirements."
"I like that it was simple but covered good information."
"I appreciated how welcoming and compassionate all the panelists were."
"As a parent & advocacy myself,I so appreciate hearing from the individuals who live with I/DD sharing there story, encouraging others to speak up , best of all their willingness to be there for others."
"Wonderful group of panelists; very informative and engaging."